Madagascar

Kirindy Forest

Madagascar

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Helen Kennedy Africa Travel Specialist

"You can’t help but be enchanted by the amazing wildlife – from the dancing lemurs to the chameleons as small as your fingernail"

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From £4665 per person

14 day holiday

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On this private guided tour which can be adapted to suit your specific interests, you visit four of the most wildlife-rich forests of Madagascar: Andasibe (Analamazaotra aka 'Perinet') and the nearby Mantadia National Park in the humid eastern rainforest band, Kirindy and Marofandilia Forests in highly threatened tropical dry deciduous forests of the western lowlands and Berenty Private Reserve in the arid south. The sequence of protected areas can be slotted according to lodge availability: currently we strongly recommend ending the tour at Andasibe-Mantadia as no domestic flights are involved in reaching this park.

Madagascar Wildlife: Endangered Oddities and Icons with Daniel Austin: 2022